An automotive presence at Port Hercule
MANSORY exhibited at Monaco Yacht Show from 23 to 26 September, presenting cars and personal mobility products to visitors. The range connected bespoke road transport with a setting traditionally associated with private yachts.
It was a show presentation rather than a boatbuilding announcement. The official release provides the product line-up and the image used in this story.
Different approaches to custom vehicles
The display included Vincerò, Grand Entrée, a customised Porsche 992.2 Cabriolet and a Mercedes V-Class. That mixture spans sports cars and more passenger-focused transportation.
Specifications need to be reviewed individually because styling and mechanical work vary by project. An exhibition photograph cannot establish price, delivery or road compliance in every country.
Smaller mobility on the stand
MANSORY also brought a Maxi Scooter and Garia Golf Car to Monaco. These are examples of how private transport can extend around homes, resorts and land-based journeys.
A yacht owner considering carrying such a vehicle aboard still needs to check the vessel’s lifting and storage arrangements. Nothing in the display makes a road product suitable as a maritime tender.
The wider owner experience
Guests travelling on 12–24-metre yachts often arrange shoreside vehicles independently of their vessel. Bespoke transport can be part of those arrangements, but road use and marina access have their own rules.
MANSORY’s release documents the Monaco display without confirming every vehicle is commercially available in all markets. Buyers should obtain current terms from the supplier.
